Ed-Tech leader BYJU’s presented three AI models to support “personalised learning.” The business posted a video introducing “BYJU’s WIZ,” a collection of AI models that includes BADRI, MathGPT, and TeacherGPT that is meant to track students’ learning progress and personally address their specific issues.
A student’s knowledge state can be reliably predicted using Byju’s AI suite, which the company claims has a 90% accuracy rate. It can also be used to spot misconceptions, learning gaps, or errors. While Badri employs predictive AI to identify a student’s strengths and shortcomings in detail, MathGPT uses sophisticated machine learning algorithms to produce the best answers to challenging mathematical problems. The second tool, TeacherGPT, is an AI-driven assistant that provides individualised advice and makes sure that students are gently led to the right answer.
The ed-tech startup said in an official statement, “The AI suite stands out by not only being built on the foundation of existing generative AI models but also by harnessing the immense power of Byju’s vast ocean of data, based on the billions of daily interactions that happen on its platforms. This synergy allows the AI suite to undergo extensive training and amplification.”
Dev Roy, Chief Innovation and Learning Officer, Byju’s said that Byju’s Wiz will usher in a new era of personalised learning “taking a significant leap forward” in the way future generations can be imparted education.
